The best restaurants Victoria

This is certainly the best take-away in the Seychelles and a preferred option for tight budgets discovering the capital. At the Papagalo, chicken & chips and spare ribs are at the top of the Seychellois side of the pavement. Tourists, for their part, prefer chicken curry or grilled fish, served in a tray with rice, and Bolognese pasta. Of course, as far as drinks are concerned, it's a can of Coke for everyone! Some good cakes and cupcakes too (provided you like sugar!) to finish.

This new address in the small capital is the perfect place for breakfast or a quick, quality mid-day meal. Here, locals and tourists mingle and enjoy the dozen or so tables set up in the small air-conditioned room or on the terrace next to the pretty Hindu temple. The menu includes sandwiches, paninis, wraps, salads, pasta dishes and fish & chips. And don't forget the smoothies for a vitamin-packed break while exploring Victoria.

In the face of the market, at the bottom of the Deevas Complex, this take-away displays some honest dishes, pwason soloists in rougaille sosis and de pwason in spicy chicken, passing through Kari goat, tuna steak and lentils to salted meat.

You can sit out on this terrace on the first floor of the covered market, where you can enjoy a variety of highly recommended dishes: from simple grilled fish to octopus or niçoise salads, from a chicken curry club sandwich to an all-you-can-eat Creole buffet or a seafood platter. From 8 am, a continental breakfast is served and until 3.30 pm, freshly squeezed fruit juices, especially mango or passion fruit juices. All the products obviously come from the market. Above all, you can enjoy the superb view of its cheerful bazaar atmosphere. Authentic!

Since the end of the 1990's, there have been a number of very popular restaurants, such as the Sams Pizzeria with its beautiful wooden décor. It's a bit like a "Hard Rock Café" in the Seychellois style. Some two thousand pizzas are baked there every week, in seventeen versions, to be eaten on the spot or to take away, the most local being the Pacific with smoked marlin, capers and onions. In addition to pasta, salads and grilled meats are also offered, to be sprinkled with a pleasant South African shiraz.

The News is a ventilated café with a rather modern decoration located on the first floor of Trinity House. Here, you come especially for its copious breakfasts, even if you can always nibble some tapas, sandwiches (paninis, wraps, tramezzini...) or good salads, especially Creole and Thai. The most ? The breathtaking view of Albert Sreet's animation, just in front of the beautiful colonial house of Jivan Imports. In the heart of the capital's atmosphere, this is the perfect address for a short break after strolling through the market